Sentence examples for removed wholly from inspiring English sources

During refining, some of the minor components are removed, wholly or in part, and useful materials may be recovered [3].

CD-HIT-EST (http://weizhong-lab.ucsd.edu/cd-hit/, last accessed August 22, 2014) removed transcripts wholly contained within other transcripts at 99% identity.

There is no one – saint, monster, sage or fool – that he couldn't ventriloquise; but to do so he had to remove himself wholly from the picture.

Once a good lyric imprints itself on a tune, it can never be wholly removed.

But even the military pattern is not wholly removed from the concerns of retail.

Not only may the clitoris be partially or wholly removed, but also one or both of the labia.

Cera's performance as George-Michael Bluth - the perturbed innocent in a family of maniacs - was a masterclass in adolescent awkwardness wholly removed from the world of the stage school Hollywood teen.

Roth's fiction has always relied on exaggeration – Portnoy masturbating into the liver, Sabbath jerking off over his dead lover's grave – but what redeemed even his wildest comic distortions was that they were never wholly removed from life.

"And to prevent it from having a safe haven?" The officials argued that while Al Qaeda was a foreign body, the Taliban could not be wholly removed from Afghanistan because they were too ingrained in the country.

The result is a kind of existential journey that is not wholly removed from Cormac McCarthy's The Road, though Ferris has none of McCarthy's apocalypticism, just a mundane and original understanding that whatever we might tell ourselves to the contrary, our biology will sooner or later remove us from the things we hold most dear.

If The Book of Scotlands reads at times like a knowing amalgam of Calvino, Donald Barthelme and Georges Perec, it is also not wholly removed from the whimsical world of Ivor Cutler; one can quite imagine a future in which Momus grows older and odder and more essential in the same way.